Talk podcast discussing everything going on in the world of music
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 81 | Founded | a year ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music CommentaryMusicArtsPerforming Arts |
On episode #80 of “Sound Up!,” Mark Goodman and Alan Light welcome modern rock legend Bob Mould to discuss his upcoming album “Here We Go Crazy.” We dive into all the music of the Super Bowl, from Kendrick Lamar’s controversial halftime show to the p... more
On Episode #79 of Sound Up!, Mark Goodman and Alan Light recap all the events of music’s biggest weekend, starting with the all-star FireAid benefit on Thursday night and culminating in Sunday’s Grammy Awards. With the help of Shirley Halperin, Co-Ed... more
On Episode #78 of “Sound Up!,” Mark Goodman and Alan Light welcome Damian Kulash, frontman of OK Go, to talk about the band’s new single and first album in ten years, as well as their history of groundbreaking music videos. In music news, performers ... more
On Episode #77 of “Sound Up!,” Mark Goodman and Alan Light dig deep into music news, with an update on the mega-benefit concert coming up to aid those affected by the Los Angeles fires, on Def Leppard’s first performance of 2025 - without guitarist V... more
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This fantastic weekly podcast covers music news, new music releases, concert reviews and excellent music interviews & engaging discussion about ALL things music - all in a concise 1 hour show. There is fantastic chemistry between the hosts - MTV original VJ- THE Mark Goodman, walking music database, journalist Alan Light & the producer, Roger Coletti. One of the coolest things that sets this podcast apart is the listener involvement. Stay up to date with what's happening in the world of music ... more
Mark, Alan and Roger have continued the venture of just talking about music like a sports fanatic. So if you are one of those people who find something lacking in your social circles, there’s a community of listener’s participating and just enjoying this podcast because it’s all music talk. I highly recommend Sound Up! if you wish to fill a void that doesn’t seem to exist with the folks in your life who don’t seem as passionate about music news.
Mark & Allen engage with their listeners as if we are all just friends talking about music. They just happen to know all the artists we discuss, haha! A thoughtful & meaningful podcast, great for casual music fans & music geeks alike.
It's great to have Mark and Alan back! They cover all the latest music news and dive deep into the topics that music fans truly care about.
I enjoy listening to Mark and Alan again. I wish it could be daily. I never missed a show when they were on Debatable. Shame on you, SiriusXM. Keep up the good work, guys.
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